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Restaurants nearby

• Ochre★ Michelin Welcome to the world of Baptiste Renouard, a seasoned chef who honed his skills at Lasserre, Robuchon and Alléno. In a picturesque, cobbled street in the heart of Rueil, his modern restaurant celebrates creative cuisine with lashings of talent. The reasonably priced lunchtime menu features dishes such as poached egg with green asparagus, ballotine of Atlantic cod and cauliflower or a dessert on the strawberry theme which is a festival of refreshing textures. The tasting menus unveil the chef’s proficient skill and weakness for veggies, in particular those grown locally and herbs that he picks 6.1km
• Gordon Ramsay au Trianon★ Michelin Opened in 1910 on the edge of the palace grounds, the Trianon Palace hotel makes its authoritative presence known to walkers who get close to it. What better place to host the work – and fiery character! – of Gordon Ramsay, already a three-starred chef in London? Head chef Gabriele Ravasio is on site to bring to life a menu that is a celebration of fine produce, playing on the simplicity and relevance of the dishes. Well-managed creativity, appealing flavours… Everything conspires to make for a most enjoyable experience, and the location certainly plays its part: an elegant and luminous baroqu6.4km
• Le Point d'Origine Situated opposite the Abreuvoir – the ‘Watering Place’, framed by its famous sculpted horses, this old bourgeois abode is now home to a delicatessen, a wine shop and a restaurant, enthusiastically run by a dynamic team. The restaurant occupies a lovely conservatory with herringbone parquet flooring and an unrivalled view of the Abreuvoir. The chef crafts modern, well-polished dishes: organic œuf parfait, green lentils from Le Puy, smoked herring, parsley sauce and pickled shallots; confit of turbot in Mat-Khen pepper, braised fennel and citrus notes. A stroll in the park after your meal is jus18m
• Le Corot★★ Michelin Much like the artist Corot, who painted the nearby ponds, Rémi Chambard turns to nature and produce from Île-de-France for inspiration when it comes to cooking. He devises a set menu that showcases the region by highlighting the different villages from which he sources his ingredients, from Montmorency to Crécy-la-Chapelle. He also personally undertakes what he calls his "urban harvest" in the King's Kitchen Garden in Versailles. This virtuoso chef still takes great pleasure in working with vegetables and plants (as well as other ingredients). Imbued with a certain purity, his dishes are strik7.8km
• Le Village Tomohiro The engaging façade of this picturesque inn on a pretty lane of historic Marly hides a modern restaurant in the zeitgeist run by a Franco-Japanese couple. The chef crafts surgically precise creations, illustrated by his signature dish: gỏi cuốn of blue lobster and terrine of foie gras, confit of spring vegetables in olive oil and Aquitaine caviar.505m
• La Table du 11★ Michelin Awarded a MICHELIN star in 2016, chef Jean-Baptiste Lavergne-Morazzani continues to delight diners in his modern and refined restaurant, nestled in the Cour des Senteurs, a stone's throw from the Palace of Versailles. The set menu, which is regularly updated, whisks you away on a meticulously devised and indulgent culinary journey – dishes include marinated langoustine on a bed of warm rice with a hint of vinegar and agastache leaves, accompanied by a delicious langoustine emulsion. At its core is seasonality and top-notch produce, which is generally organic, sourced from sustainable fishing a7.3km
• Ducasse au Château de Versailles - Le Grand Contrôle★ Michelin This luxurious establishment in the Airelles hotel is steeped in history and inextricably linked to the Palace of Versailles. It combines theatrical staging – with diners being greeted by a valet, and staff in period costume – and cuisine tailored to the occasion. Devised by Alain Ducasse, the menu comprises dishes made with premium produce that reflect the great man's commitment to naturalité. Entrusted to chef Stéphane Duchiron, the food is a masterclass in technical skill, with everything expertly cooked and seasoned, and high-quality sauces and jus bringing out the forthright, distinctive 7.5km
• CabaneBib Chef Jean-François Bury, with stints at the George V and the Shangri-La under his belt, is masterfully regaling Nanterre with modern, bistronomic nosh. Examples: organic meurette-style egg; pork belly confit in saté, buckwheat spaetzle and lemon grass-laced mushroom stock; upside-down apple pie with Madagascan vanilla-spiked Isigny cream… Succulent flavours and generous helpings at excellent value for pleasure. High-flying craftsmanship.7.4km
• Le Wauthier by Cagna Creamy risotto of girolles, velvety cream of truffled foie gras, braised escalopes of calf’s sweetbread, mousseline of celery and Albufera sauce… Food in the zeitgeist crafted from premium market-fresh ingredients: such is the promise of this inviting Saint Germain eatery that sports a smart bistro interior. Spot-on service.3.3km
• Au Fulcosa Fulcosa, which means "fern" in Latin, refers to the plant that once carpeted the surrounding forests and (rightly) suggests that the young proprietors have a keen sense of history as well as flavour! In their warm "culinary bistro", they treat us to tasty seasonal cuisine in which tradition meets innovation, e.g. Cajun-style poultry, green beans, white turnips, girolles and fresh fig. Don’t miss the house signature – warm soufflé with a seasonal ingredient.3.5km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.